Collins Holds Senators Late For Just Three Innings
The Speed Boys beat the Senators 3 to 0 as Collins blanked the visitors after a two-run second inning. Hooper, French, and Donahue led Boston with three, two, and two hits respectively while Pat Donahue and Oberlin starred for Washington in a tightly contested game.
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Browns Hand One To The Tigers
Detroit squandered three early run chances through baserunning miscues and essentially handed the game to St. Louis. Both pitchers performed well as the score remained close.
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Tri State star Ayers tops base stealing pace in 52 games
Ayers the Tri State player who nearly joined the Boston Nationals stole 48 bases in 52 games, a rate higher than Ty Cobb. Columbus manager Billy Clymer resigns. William Brannan, the new indicator holder signed by President Meydler, stands tall at six feet three inches. Old Roman Comiskey lines up about 40 recruits including five Teutons, an Italian, a Scandinavian, and several Americans and Irishmen. Washington club resists. Mercy Canal Dover Ohio will honor Cy Young with a day at season’s end. Peoki faces potential libel action.
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Peoki
Philadelphia Takes Doubleheader Over New York in Athletics Win
Philadelphia Phillies win both games in New York 5 to 4 and 3 to 2. Key moments include Demmitt muff and walks that tied the first game, Heitmuller drives and Baker tripling in the eighth. Pitchers Warhop and Bender split the wins as Philadelphia gains a two game sweep.
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Scores From Twin City Tournament Openers
Toledo edged Kansas City 7 6 and Minneapolis led Indianapolis 8 2 while Columbus held St. Paul 6 0 in the first games. In the nightcap Louisville defeated Milwaukee 7 3 and Louisville then won 2 1 over Milwaukee.
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Unclear Scoreline Quartet From City Matchups
Nashville four Mobile three Little Rock six Birmingham five Atlanta two Memphis zero Montgomery fifty six New Orleans L Competitors listed with city abbreviations and scores, but the full context and event details are missing.
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Dodgers Win 1-0 In Pitchers Battle At Philadelphia
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 1 to 0 as Burch scores the only run in the first inning on a base on balls. Wheat bunts, Downey sacrifices, and Dooin mishandles Titus throw to plate. Moore allows five walks with five strikeouts over 9 innings. Time 1h 18m umpire Rigler.
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American Sports Schedule Fragment Washington Boston Rivalries
Readable lines list matchups across major leagues with teams in Washington Boston Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Pittsburg Cincinnati and others. This fragment hints at a national schedule featuring regional pairings and intercity games without full dates or context.
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Rain Halts Cleveland Game In Seventh Incomplete Contest
A Cleveland game paused in the seventh inning due to rain, with the earlier play implying a lead but the contest not counted as official. No final score recorded, players await resumption or official decision.
Eastern League Scores Include Mixed Results Across Cities
Buffalo lost to Toronto by 3 to 2 while Rochester blanked Montreal 4 to 0. Baltimore edged Jersey City Newark 11 to 1 and Providence was shut out 0 to 0.
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Doves Pose as Giant Killers In Boston
The Boston Nationals shut out the New York Giants 3 to 0 in a fast game, the last Boston appearance of the season. Brown's passing tendency aside, the home club played nearly flawless defense. Marquard yielded only a few hits as Boston scraped three runs with timely hitting and two swift double plays by Autrey, Sweeney, and Shean.
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Roanoke, Norfolk tied for pennant in Virginia State league
The Virginia State league directors meet this week to rule on protests from Roanoke. If the ruling goes against Roanoke, a post season series will be played in Richmond against Norfolk to decide the pennant.
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Mordecai Brown Dominates Cincinnati Pitching
Cincinnati was held to a single base hit as Mordecai Brown dominant on the mound. He mowed down the Reds with precise fastballs and sharp breaking balls, leaving the home team frustrated and blanked.
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